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Dominican Republic Starts Construction of Haiti Border Wall
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Cuba Is Intelligence Service Hub for Worldwide Totalitarian Movement: Exiled Cuban Activist
February 20, 2022
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Cuba is a major hub for a worldwide totalitarian movement and its intelligence network has spread its influence throughout the Western hemisphere, said Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat, coordinator of the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance. The communist Cubans have provided the intelligence structure and the organizational structure for the Chinese regime to expand their power in the…
Argentina to ‘Leave Behind’ U.S. Dependency Amid Russia Talks; State Department Voices Concern
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